Jonathan Beasley - 2020 HALL OF FAME
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Jonathan Beasley
- Position:
- Quarterback, Kansas State
- Hometown:
- Glendale, Arizona
- Height:
- 6-1
- Weight:
- 215
- Classic Memories:
- 2001 Classic: Kansas State 35, Tennessee 21
Statistics:
Rushing - 17 attempts, 98 yards, 1 TD
Passing - 13-27-1, 210 yards, 2 TDs
Nothing seemed to faze Kansas State quarterback Jonathan Beasley. Not even a playing field covered in snow after a winter storm blew through North Texas just hours before the start of the 2001 Cotton Bowl Classic. Beasley set records for first-half efficiency by rolling up 238 yards in total offense and logged the second-highest number of yards passing with 193 against Tennessee. On the ground or through the air, he was relentless. He ran 14 yards for the game’s first score, and then passed for touchdowns of 56 and 10 yards. By the time the third quarter rolled around, most of the snow had evaporated along with Tennessee’s chances of winning. Beasley and the Wildcats pounded out 507 yards in total offense and cruised to a rousing 35-21 defeat of the Volunteers.
Rushing - 17 attempts, 98 yards, 1 TD
Passing - 13-27-1, 210 yards, 2 TDs
Nothing seemed to faze Kansas State quarterback Jonathan Beasley. Not even a playing field covered in snow after a winter storm blew through North Texas just hours before the start of the 2001 Cotton Bowl Classic. Beasley set records for first-half efficiency by rolling up 238 yards in total offense and logged the second-highest number of yards passing with 193 against Tennessee. On the ground or through the air, he was relentless. He ran 14 yards for the game’s first score, and then passed for touchdowns of 56 and 10 yards. By the time the third quarter rolled around, most of the snow had evaporated along with Tennessee’s chances of winning. Beasley and the Wildcats pounded out 507 yards in total offense and cruised to a rousing 35-21 defeat of the Volunteers.
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